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| On that famous 1996 tour of England, Sanjay Manjrekar, the team’s trusted No.3 batsman, twisted his ankle in the first Test. In the second game at Lord’s, Rahul Dravid, along with Sourav Ganguly, would make a sparkling Test debut. Manjrekar would play his last Test the same year and Dravid, who would go on to be India’s new No.3, would go on to play 91 straight Tests. In 1996, Manjrekar was 31, Dravid 23. For the crucial Test of this series in Manchester, India is considering a change at No.3 and this too can have far-reaching consequences. India is wondering aloud if Sai Sudharsan is a better option than Karun Nair. Read More ► | | | |
| Do send your feedback to sandydwivedi@gmail.com Sandeep Dwivedi
National Sports Editor
The Indian Express | | | |
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